Kissinger argues, is neither a monolithic entity nor an inevitable consequence of statecraft, but rather a cultural, historical artifact shaped by the character and experiences of specific people. The book situates the American experience and the international challenges of today amidst a global quest for order that spans humanity, from Cardinal Richelieu to Metternich and Bismarck, and from the Indian minister Kautilya of the 4th century B.C. Henry Kissinger’s latest work, World Order, is an engrossing historical survey that traces the roots of international cooperation and conflict from the ancient world to the present day. Henry Kissinger: “Conflicting Visions of the International State System”ĭr. You are Cordially Invited to the 4th Annual Lecture of the Johnson Center for the Study of American Diplomacy
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